Glasgow Short Film Festival — A–Z of films

Napier - who is surely going to step up from short films soon - tightly controls the mood.

As gentle and as enjoyable as a sunny afternoon in the park , but perhaps as ephemeral.

Niki Lindroth von Bahr's film is once again a masterclass of model-making.

An adept bit of film-making.

Talent behind the camera is matched by talent in front.

If he achieves all this on a small budget, it's about time someone gave him a bigger one to play with.

Everything rests on Ansari - in gesture and step, in glance, in gaze.

Beshir is happy to retain the mystery of how this relationship has come to pass in favour of immersing us in the here and now of it.

An exercise in the minimal.

Hot Winter is perhaps a cheese course - too rich and full as a digestif, not portion enough to satisfy.

An astonishing piece of cinema.

Peter Marsden's film is captivating, haunting - transporting.

A brief and breezy film.

Minimal in form, devastating in impact, echoes and repurcussions left in its wake.

Every time I have seen Salt & Sauce I was left with an overwhelming hunger for chips.

This is a gem, a diamond because of its roughness.

Shalimar Preuss has written, directed, something stunning.

A documentary of the best kind.

Resistant to easy classification, this could be called experimental animation.

This is properly Science Fictional, capital S, capital F.

Victor Breiss creates sound that has echoes, distortions, replacements.